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Unit came in completely dead.
Read that others had to replace all output transistors, driver transistors and bias diodes. Other cures? -- |
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On Tuesday, May 14, 2019 at 7:37:05 PM UTC-4, Darryl Widman wrote:
Unit came in completely dead. Read that others had to replace all output transistors, driver transistors and bias diodes. Other cures? -- check the devices with an ohm meter check the emitter ballast resistors for opens with an ohm meter use the variac or series light-bulb method when you turn it on again m |
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